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Ford Escape OEM part numbers: body, lighting and safety

What this is: genuine Ford Escape part numbers most often replaced after a crash, grouped by impact zone. Spotted damage in the lot photos? Here is the number to search for at a seller and which years it fits. 187 numbers.

Rather not dig through part numbers? The VIN report shows what is damaged, what may be hidden behind it and what the repair costs.

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Zone: front

Front bumper cover (3)
Front bumper reinforcement (beam) (22)
Hood hinges (1)
Radiator support (2)
Radiator (1)
A/C condenser (1)
Cooling fan with shroud (1)
Front apron / strut tower (6)
Front frame rail (8)
Front subframe (4)

Zone: rear

Rear bumper reinforcement (3)
Rear bumper brackets / slides (3)
Rear bumper trim, diffuser and moldings (2)
Tail lamp (1)
Rear window (heated) (2)
Trunk floor / spare wheel well (3)

Zone: side

Front fender (2)
Fender bracket / relay box (2)
Front door (3)
Rear door (4)
Front door glass, regulator, lock and handle (24)
Rear door glass, regulator, lock and handle (16)
Door hinges and check strap (10)
Door moldings and sill trim (7)
Rear quarter panel (welded) (2)
Rocker panel (2)
B-pillar (2)
Fuel door and filler neck (3)

Zone: glass

Cowl and wipers (7)

Zone: roof

Roof (3)
A/C pillars and roof frame (1)
Under the hood and small parts (rarely replaced after an impact) (36)
Tow hitch / rear frame crossmember (7)
Door speaker and control module (1)
Convertible top with mechanism and glass (3)
Roof rails, shark-fin antenna (24)
12V battery, tray and terminals (1)

Manufacturer catalog data as of November 9, 2026; no prices.